The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1887-06-16


House last Thursday night, Capt. W. ]
Hudson, Chairman and Mr.. H. &. Coryel
Secretary. DR.. A. H. Lindley and Mr. E
p MeBurley, of Atlanta, addressed the
audience, showing the practical workings Of
such associations, the benefits they bestow
upon its members and the community
Atlanta has eleven of these building and
loan associations, all prosperous and prov
ing great factors in the upbuildingo of Allan
ia. The information furnished by the
speakers was in an intelligent and compre
hensive form and ought to put the Marietta
Association forward in the best working
trim. The association commends itself tc
the favorable consideration and patronage
of our people. After the addresses the As
sociation proceeded to organize by eecting
a board OF Directors and the adoption
of Constitution and Bylaws. The fol
lowing gentlemen were elected Directors
W. j. Hudson, I. W. Glover H. G. Coryel
S. R Hirsch, A. S Clay, A. NJ Dobbs and
DR.. n. L. Wright
Lawns reduced to 80 cents at Hirsch s.
Rev C. C. Leman has resigned the
Rectorship of the ST James Episcopal
Church at this place and accepted call to
New Albany, Indiana He has already
been transferred to the Indiana Diocese,
and preached his first sermon there Sunday
before last. He returned 10 the city last
wesk He Sail spend sew days with his
mother in Macon and then leave for his
new charge and enter upon his duties at
once Mr.. Leman's congregation regret to
give him up. He is cultured and able
preacher, earnest and enrgetic, genial aud
social. He enters upon wide field of use
tulness and his many friends in Marietta
wish him unbounded success
C. NJ. Barnes keeps the cleanest, neat
est and ooloest grocery store in town.
Mr.. W. ] McClatchy left last week for
Philadelphia, where he will this week sub
nit to a surgical operation, for the removal
OF calculous concretion in the bladder.
Eminent and experienced surgeons will
perform the operation Mr.. d. +. Nc
CATCHY left Tuesday for Philadelphia to
be with his father during the trying ordeal.
Sunday there were visible signs that
the blind tiger had returned to Marietta.
There were several specimens of the blind
tiger work on the streets. Saturday night
after ten o'clock may be favorable time
tor this "sightless' animal to run at large,
if so it win give our officers a chance TO 10
little sharp detective work.
FUNERAL NoTIcE-The friends and &C.
quaintances of General and Mrs. William
Phillips, and Mr.. and Mrs W. W. Phillips
are invited to attend the funeral of Eugene,
infant son of the latter at the residence OF
the former, this morning Thursday at 8
o'clock
-DIED,-Emma, one of the twin girls, OF
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Carlson, died last Tues
day afternoon, aged five months The re.
mains were carried to Cherokee county for
interment We extend our sympathy to
the bereayed parents
-Losr-Mother OF pearl writing pen on
Saturday night at entrance to Nichols Hall
Finder will be rewarded by leaving at DR.
Setze's drug store.
Mrs. H d. McCutcheon is visiting her
brother, Mr. viii ONeill, at Ball Ground
Mrs. ONeill is very low and not expected
to live
You can always find fresh country pro-
duce at c. NJ. Barnes,
Mr. C. A. Guyton and Dr. VIM. Aston,
Sr., of Marietta. have been drawn as grand
jurors to serve at the next term of the Uni
Ted States court in Atlanta
The members OF the 6. L. S, warmly
welcome to the Gem City, their highly es-
teemed members, Misses Dobbs and Nc
CATCHY.
Eva, the little daughter of DR.. and Mrs
4. n. Gober, is seriously sick with dysen-
terry.
Miss Lena Bartlett OF Brownsville, Ca,
is in the city taking instructions in music
from Mrs George NJ Manning
Mr.. Baxter Reid and family have re
moved from Ball Ground to Marietta Mr.
Reds wife is in lad heal;h
Miss Name late, of Tate, Ga, who has
been visiting the Misses Sessions, has re.
turned home.
Brain coverings for Giant intellects
at Sessions, Handy X Co.
This is to certify that, at the request of
Mr. MgCrea not the Insurance Companies
we have taken an inventory Of the stock OF
goods, and found it all merchantable staple
articles, in money value, worth about eight
cen hundred and thirty-one dollars and
twenty-eight cents, and his insurance to be
two thousand dollars, and that under the
insurance policy he could have recovered
but three.fourths OF the amount insured.
W. j. HUDSON,
W. E GILBERT.